As I said earlier, I started a new job on Monday.
Usually, when you start a new job, you get a few days to adjust - figure out how to login, find the bathrooms, etc. When you start a new job but sit in the same desk as your old job, it doesn't work that way.
I didn't get to do much of my new job this week. Not only was I still doing my old job, but I was also interviewing people for my old job. One of my colleagues and I did the first round of interviews. We had two yesterday, three today, and a couple more will take place next week.
We had a list of 21 questions and asked the same questions of everyone. (Of course, we also asked clarifying questions when necessary.)
It was an interesting experience. The applicants are people we already work with, so we know a little bit about them already. I'm kind of rooting for all of them.
Planning And Pizza
1 day ago
Hubby moved from consultant to employee at a company once. He said it was very strange; there was no learning curve and everyone treated him exactly the same.
ReplyDeleteColette, how does your new job differ from your old one?
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